When Is Social Support Important? The Association of Family Support and Professional Support with Specific Diabetes Self-management Behaviors

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Ann-Marie Rosland
Edith Kieffer
Barbara Israel
Marvis Cofield
Gloria Palmisano
Brandy Sinco
Michael Spencer
Michele Heisler
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[1] University of Michigan,Department of Internal Medicine
[2] University of Michigan,School of Social Work
[3] University of Michigan,School of Public Health
[4] Ann Arbor VA,undefined
[5] REACH Detroit Partnership,undefined
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Journal of General Internal Medicine | 2008年 / 23卷
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diabetes; self-management; social support; community based participatory research; Hispanic Americans; African Americans;
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